San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center

San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center is a wildlife rehabilitation facility in Ramona, California, dedicated to caring for injured, sick, orphaned, and displaced native wildlife. As part of Project Wildlife, the center provides medical care, rehabilitation, and specialized support with the goal of returning healthy animals to their natural habitats. The facility focuses on native species found throughout the region, including mammals, birds, and other local wildlife.

The center is primarily a working rehabilitation facility rather than a traditional public zoo or wildlife park. Its work includes veterinary treatment, nursery care for orphaned animals, and rehabilitation programs designed around the needs of different species. Educational efforts help the public understand local wildlife, human-wildlife interactions, and ways to support native animals. San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center suits travelers interested in wildlife rescue and conservation work, offering insight into the behind-the-scenes efforts required to care for animals before they can return to the wild.